It might be risky because it lacks media attention, but why would it start at too low in price? Who is going to put up the new $PAC for 0.00001 USD for example?

In my opinion this coin swap is the worst idea ever.

Look at the value of PAC dropping like a rock and that is because people are dumping it like crazy leading up to the March 1 fork...

Whoever decided to do this swap needs to shut it down and take a wiser approach to addressing the perceived issues with over-supply and/or overly big interest payouts...

How on earth can you assume just because you do a swap that the price will gain 1000 times? Seriously? If you look at what the swap news is doing to the price now it's killing the value and that tells a story that the swap is not well received otherwise why would so many people be dumping it as fast as possible at way devalued prices?

Why on earth do you not release a wallet version that hard forks and rework the code to address any supply or interest issues you deem are big problems?

In terms of this "swap" who will 100% prove with zero doubt that the "swapped" (turned in) coins were permanently destroyed? As long as 2 or more computers keep running the existing coin and block chain will live on no doubt. If the turned in coins are not destroyed what will be done with them? Who's to say a new dev team moves in and reworks the existing coin and keeps it going?

Last but not least please realize you are asking people in some cases to just send you $1000,'s - $10,000's or even 6 figures plus of fiat currency worth of this coin. You are asking a lot when you require a level of trust with those amounts of cash wow...

I am amazed that you would be willing to ruin this coin after it recently had such a wonderful surge argh 

I'm sorry but you are totally misinformed. People who own $10,000's of this coin have already swapped to new $pac as masternodes.

The new devs are honouring all swaps to the new coin. I can testify, my experience was perfect, received my new $pac within 24 hours.

The old paccoin has no future, it is dated technology. The new $pac blockchain is next generation tech and the devs have some great ideas for the new $pac platform.

As for what the dev will do with all the old paccoins, they already said they will probably ask the community to vote and in all likelyhood they will all be returned or burned in public. If returned, we win-win...we have both our new $pac and old paccoin.

Lol he's ^ probably one of the old devs. Idk it wasnt tradeable in BTC. Have you seen those walls lol. Old pac wasnt going anywhere except down, used as pump and dump. Now $pac at least got a fighting chance eh.

So your legitimate and intelligent question is

"How on earth can you assume just because you do a swap that the price will gain 1000 times? Seriously? If you look at what the swap news is doing to the price now it's killing the value and that tells a story that the swap is not well received otherwise why would so many people be dumping it as fast as possible at way devalued prices?"

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REALLY?
Old pac was never gonna go up, it was being used just as a pump and dump. AGAIN there were 90 billion sell order on 1 sat.  Total supply goes down price goes up 0.00000001 > 0.00001000 sat with three billion supply pac has more chance to improve. I am not sure you own pac or not but youre not helping here and if you dont own any no one is forcing you to buy one lol.

"In terms of this "swap" who will 100% prove with zero doubt that the "swapped" (turned in) coins were permanently destroyed? As long as 2 or more computers keep running the existing coin and block chain will live on no doubt. If the turned in coins are not destroyed what will be done with them? Who's to say a new dev team moves in and reworks the existing coin and keeps it going?"

These questions you should ask devs. Theyre probably gonna do live when they perm destroy old pacs.

FYI I f#cking hating hate your kind of people
   

I'm sure there are many reasons why it was decided that the existing blockchain would not be modified. I'm certain that chief amongst those reasons is the fact that old paccoin cannot be traded for bitcoin...100 trillion coin supply is simply too many against bitcoin's 21 million...hence the massive wall at 1-2 sats.

As for my 'vague' reply, I honestly dont think even the devs know what to do with old paccoins. I do know that they cannot profit from them because their fate will be totally transparent to the public.

Tradeable thats the work I am looking for. As long as it can be traded by Sats I am sure $PAC is gonna have its days. Billions of coins you have there, and you ask questions now... Too late for you to ask questions. You can stay with your old pac and die or you can do the swap and have your share of good times.

Technically in the stock world reverse splits happen all the time. Yes the value of the security does rise by the number of the reduction. However, this does not seem to be a legit swap/burn, whatever they want to call it. In order for the Burn to be official, the old coin is not supposed to exist at the same time of the new [Suspicious link removed]gle reverse stock splits. The Company has said they are unsure of what they will do with the old coin. That being said, this is nothing more than a hard fork and a new coin offering, and I will be wonderfully surprised if the pps/coin value rises times 1000. In addition, the current value needs to be much higher than it is now for the 1000 rise to have any material effect.

Is there any ETA for the listing of $PAC on exchanges ?

Anyone knows?